La vie attend delves into our survival instincts, where the desire for power and the power of fear intersect. In this exploration, a group of five men become the focal point, embodying roles as teammates, instigators, witnesses, victors, and mourners. Their interactions are a dynamic dance of secrets and strategy, played out on a stage where they vie for attention and affection, both from their audience and each other.

In its vulnerability and rawness, La vie attend challenges preconceived notions of performance, inviting audiences to confront the fragility of societal constructs. This immersive experience leaves spectators questioning their role in the unfolding drama, ultimately redefining the boundaries between performer and observer as they traverse a space of uncertainty, where hope and fear coexist in a delicate balance. In this chimerical, visceral, and vulnerable work, neither party is certain of who holds the reins of power, making La vie attend a compelling examination of human nature and the intricate dance of power dynamics in contemporary society.